, 1887-10-27
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Work on the Washington street grade
isiurujshia& ue,ded fiIiug for the street
below.
Ihe county court mousse Is orinE put
IN order '"f th' 'i'A'HE 'i dl''F.ct court
tHc'e @" 'i""""!'
Captain A. Sampson, keeper Of the
IatuOsh Iaut, I- 1T Port Augrlrs speud .
ing ms leave "' absence
The new McCurdy building Is becom.
ing tespicndaut III attractive window
lettering and business sisrs.
Opr pover press ha, heen rpt To-
grther ugain. and We hope the DAILY
won't be delayed again soon.
Mr. Arthur Dobl,s has his mint .bop
sign couspicuously thrown TO the breeze
on the side Of the ARGUS building.
Chief Enginocr Wayson of tbe rev.nuo
cutter Rush IS visiting his family here
having been on dury IN San F5oycisco
for long time.
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on5 hou..Lo,l Co.,. -, n..-1-.---.
Crescent Bay. He is working up quite 4
respectable business in his new location.
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,rarsforro1 fron, Fort -. - -
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pottar.on ;n.t ,zo,n..1 ou.' |'
Iovo,worth Konsaa
n' '''i"' "' 'iie Al l. parsonage last
e'enine WIS wen attended and was
Iaako,t 90 ~. - "tHTa -. Ing
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an' on 'ne west coast OF Fancoa-
'ef iSianu are on me verge OF war of
e'efihiha'ioh between the tribes, ON ac-
e0nh' u giving away evidence con-
''inins 'ile nuraer OF the crew OF the
schooher oea Bird
Mr.. Horr says Olympia has taxed her
ss' " ah aggregate OF ou or 4O mills on
s'0 uo'i"'-inoS'iy To Duild a whart 10
u0ep "A''f. ne says money Is more
poAiui 'nei' however, 'han IL has
o''n ioi so'eFdi years.
That gorgeous, $40 diamond to be
rafied at the Reception on Thanksgiving
Day, can be seen any day-hy using a
good smoked glass. Stevens had to
darken the curtains till he got used to
the glare. Seriously. tbouob it's rao,
'faiy' snro-enough diamond-and the
"ihner VIII De aoie TO sing more style
'nAh country dude at county fair.
mr. John Ii. Peterson has raised about
hfty dollars for Mr.. iaisel, the unfor-
tunate man who got his leg broken at
the saw mill few days ago, Mr.. Downs,
proprietor OF the mill, with his usual
generosity dld the handsome thing, OF
curse. Maisel has wife. and is in des-
n'ute circumstance. He had just one
DAYS pay coming to him when the lum-
oef pie fell over on him.
This Office has been officially notified
by Hon. VIM. A. ]. Sparks of the change
of boundary line OF the Olympia land dis
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4o Vi Tue Me'houist preachers VINO
In " "i' " ulshoher 'neiF ohuFch
O'''o'' te0i lie io'ce ot the reouAe
," 'ou' - pe administered 10 'hem oy the
D ""o nave Lo oesiro 10 rest uhuef
,' i'''ion 10 "nieh they were unIustiy
p."uSu, we DO lot understand the move
" 'ne iaytneh 10 ne a rebellion against
ministerial authority but SIMPLY de-
ihh'ioh 10 assert their rights as the
they vonld reDn5iata tbs cotton of tba
leaders who so grossly misreD-ose,+aa
them. and va ara No. d. sa,isfa3